☰ GUIDELINES ECODESIGN ☰
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🙋Foreword
The design of a package must take into account an ever-increasing number of criteria. End-of-life criteria are becoming more and more important. However, they should not replace technical and regulatory specifications. An integrated vision of ecodesign is proposed in these guidelines. The sections will be progressively expanded. Specialized lectures outline research results where ecodesign and safe-by-design approaches are components of computer-aided design👩💻👨💻.
Food Packaging Design | 🍱⚙️🧮
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| 📙Packaging Design- Methodological Guidelines | 📄12 pages | 🏫ACTIA/RMT PROPACK FOOD, Paris, 🇫🇷 | 🔉English | 🔝 🔖The design and development of a packaging consists in following a multi-stage project management method that enables a better understanding of the input data and information, possible constraints and obstacles, and eventually helps to find a solution that is the best compromise between technical and economic criteria. This process runs through several phases, from the very beginning, which consists in analyzing the demand, to the final feedback that allows thee valuation – and if necessary the optimization – of the solution, without forgetting scaling up to industrial production. This guide was intended to be educational, providing simple tools such as flowcharts and supporting example forms. It is tailored for food industry/agribusiness companies that use packaging,and are willing to adopt design and optimization approaches in the development of a new product or ecodesign. |  |
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PROJECT FITNess - funded by the European Union's ERASMUS programme (contract 2017-1-FR01-KA202-037441) Food packaging open courseware for higher education and staff of companies Partners: Croatia (UZAG-PBF), France (ACTIA, LNE, AGROPARISTECH/INRA, AGROSUP DIJON), Germany (TUM), Portugal (UCP), Spain (CSIC) - Report issues |